6 Premier League squads who turned on manager with Man Utd stars 'annoyed' by Rangnick

dailystar.co.uk:

Ralf Rangnick could be the latest victim of player power in the Premier League should he lose his job because Manchester United stars are 'annoyed' by his training sessions.

The German coach may only be contracted in his current role at Old Trafford until the end of the season, but United have been quick to act in the past if they don't see things going in the right direction.Rangnick wouldn't be the first to lose a job in that manner, with players on occasion visiting chairman in order to share concerns about the middle man.

With that in mind, Daily Star Sport have taken a look back at six occasions in which managers have lost the faith of their players - and subsequently been left without employment.

Former Sunderland chairman Niall Quinn said back in 2013 that Paolo Di Canio was sacked by the club because he had lost the faith of the players.The former West Ham forward was in charge for just 13 fixtures having impressed at Swindon - lasting only six months between March and September.Quinn said: "If we start to peel the layers off in the coming days and find out what life was like under him from various players, you'll probably see a story that says this was a guy who did things in a totally unique way and, by the looks of things, the players weren't buying into it."Andre Villas-Boas joined Chelsea from Porto back in 2011, but would only last 40 matches in the dugout before being sacked in March of 2012.His exit came after players confronted the manager in a in training-ground row, on a day that owner Roman Abramovich happened to be at Cobham.A few weeks later his lost his job, going on to manage Spurs, Zenit, Shanghai SIPG and most recently Marseille.John Carver was in charge of 20 Newcastle games as caretaker and.